Vajra with Angry Heads and Makara Prongs

The object is a gold-colored metal vajra with a symmetrical design. The vajra has two identical ends, each featuring a curved prong resembling a makara, with the prong's mouth open and curved around a rounded section. The prongs have a smooth, rounded surface and are adorned with decorative etchings. The two ends are connected by a central section consisting of three spherical parts of decreasing size. The middle sphere features etched designs resembling a cross with curved arms. The background of the image is gray, and the object casts a faint shadow underneath. The overall shape of the vajra is elongated, with the makara prongs at each end and the central connecting section. The vajra appears to be made of brass or bronze and exhibits signs of wear, with some areas showing a darker patina. The image presents the vajra against a plain background, with no other objects visible. The artist's work, titled "Vajra with Angry Heads and Makara Prongs," showcases intricate metalwork and ornate details.